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A Veltrix Current 350 charging site at night, canopy lights reflected on wet concrete

Charging

Charging you don't have to think about.

Veltrix builds and operates its own charging network rather than reselling someone else's. Every site is monitored from Detroit, every stall reports its own health, and any stall that fails twice in a week is taken offline until a technician has been to it.

1,840

Stalls in operation

312

Sites across 41 states

99.2%

Rolling 12-month stall uptime

350 kW

Peak site output

The network

Three kinds of stall, for three kinds of stop.

Corridor charging is sized for minutes, destination charging for hours, and AC charging for overnight. Every site is built and maintained by Veltrix.

350 kW

Current 350

Highway corridor charging

Liquid-cooled cable, pull-through bays sized for a Ridge with a trailer attached, and a canopy at every site. Located within two miles of an interstate exit.

Up to 224 miles in 19 minutes on an Arcen

150 kW

Current 150

Destination and urban charging

Sited at Experience Centers, hotels and city parking structures. Sized for a stop measured in hours rather than minutes.

Up to 148 miles in 45 minutes on a Korrin

22 kW AC

Current 22

Overnight and workplace

AC charging for long dwell times, including a fleet configuration with per-vehicle billing for businesses running multiple Ridges.

A full charge overnight on any vehicle in the range

Charging performance

What each vehicle actually does.

Measured at 50°F ambient from a 20 percent state of charge on a Current 350 stall. Cold packs charge more slowly — navigate to a site and the vehicle preconditions on the way.

VehiclePeak rate10–80%Added in 10 min
Nyra145 kW24 min97 mi
Arcen265 kW19 min158 mi
Korrin230 kW21 min132 mi
Vantor310 kW18 min164 mi
Torren GT320 kW17 min171 mi
Ridge300 kW20 min119 mi
Pull-through charging bays at a Veltrix Current site, sized for a pickup towing a trailer

Pricing

One rate, published, no membership required

$0.34 per kWh

Idle fees of $0.50 per minute apply only once a site reaches 75 percent occupancy, and stop the moment you unplug. There is no subscription, no connection fee, and no separate member rate.

Every new Veltrix includes two years of Current membership, which reduces the rate to $0.28 per kWh.

At home

Most charging happens where you sleep.

Standard installation is included with every vehicle ordered for delivery in 2026. Non-standard work is quoted before anything begins.

The Veltrix Home Charger mounted on a garage wall with its cable coiled

Veltrix Home Charger

$749

11.5 kW

The standard wall unit. Charges any Veltrix overnight on a 60-amp circuit.

  • 24-foot cable, rated to −22°F
  • Scheduled charging against your utility's off-peak window
  • Indoor and outdoor rated
  • 3-year hardware warranty

Veltrix Home Charger Plus

$1,290

19.2 kW

For the Vantor, Ridge and Torren GT, or a household charging two vehicles.

  • Two-vehicle load sharing on one circuit
  • Bidirectional ready — home backup available with the Ridge
  • Whole-home load management
  • 5-year hardware warranty

Questions

Charging, answered.

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Do I need a home charger?

Not strictly — every vehicle ships with a portable cable for a standard outlet — but a standard outlet adds roughly 4 miles of range per hour, which suits a short commute and little else. Standard installation of a Veltrix Home Charger is included with every 2026 delivery.

How much does public charging cost?

$0.34 per kWh at any Veltrix Current site, or $0.28 with Current membership, which is included free for two years with a new vehicle. There is no connection fee and no separate member-only rate structure.

Can I charge at other networks?

Yes. Every Veltrix ships with a CCS connector and works on any CCS network. Route planning includes third-party sites where a Current site is not within range, though it will prefer Current where both are available.

Does fast charging damage the battery?

No. The pack is designed for it, and the 8-year battery warranty guarantees at least 70 percent of original usable capacity regardless of how you charge. Charging to 100 percent daily is worth avoiding; DC fast charging is not.